Fundación AltamarCAM for Humbi Farm by Khanimambo

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Causa creada por: Fundacion AltamarCAM Partners
Localización: Xai-Xai (Mozambique)

TOGETHER SUPPORTING GROWTH AND SUSTAINABILITY IN MOZAMBIQUE

Following the 10th anniversary of Khanimambo Foundation, Alexia Vieira, Founder and President, designed a new project with the aim to provide sustainability to Munti Center, the Parent Project in Praia de Xai- Xai, Mozambique. Since 2007 Munti Center has carried out projects focused on providing equal opportunities to children, young people and adults in education, nutrition and health.
AltamarCAM Foundation has become a partner to develop the Foundation’s third project, Humbi Farm, through its programme Around the World, but needs your help to make this possible.

Objetivo de la causa

Humbi Farm is a 15-hectare farm, which in addition to growing the food needed to provide two meals a day for the 400-person Nutrition Centre, also aims to extend the principles of permaculture and create social sales around agricultural surplus production. Its activity is expected to provide 10% of total income, as well as serving as an example of good environmental and agricultural practices and inclusive employment. Humbi is designed and implemented by the Khanimambo Foundation’s executive team. Together with sustainability, Humbi will also bring innovative practices, key to fulfilling the Foundation’s contribution to the social, economic, environmental and cultural transformation of Mozambique.
Together, we can help Khanimambo achieve their dream of building Humbi Farm, and help them in their mission of providing equal opportunities to the people of Mozambique. Please donate and help us reach this goal where, in exchange for very little, you can help transform everything!
Munti Center cares on a day to day basis for 400 children, which together with local employees, parents taking part in specific projects and local suppliers make an approximate of 700 people benefiting daily. We have 44 students in higher education or vocational training and 400 adults taking part in our alphabetization programmes.
THANK YOU!!!